After months of repeatedly questioning Nato's future and threatening to pull the United States out of the alliance, President Donald Trump on Wednesday reassured fellow leaders that he wanted to remain part of the bloc. His remarks came as Nato Secretary General Mark Rutte defended recent US military strikes on Iran, calling them 'absolutely necessary' after Tehran allegedly attacked three commercial vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz.

The military alliance chief has more warm words for the U.S. president in an interview with POLITICO, where he credits him with getting Europeans to spend more on defense.

US President Donald Trump on Tuesday voiced disappointment with the response of Nato allies to Washington’s recent military campaign against Iran, saying the conflict had served…

President Trump stated the Iran memorandum of understanding is now over. He also expressed his unhappiness with NATO regarding Greenland and Iran. Trump indicated he does not wish…

U.S. President Donald trump said the interim understanding with Iran is "Over" after indirect negotiations failed to make progress. Speaking alongside NATO secretary-general mark…

United States President Trump told NATO allies he wanted to keep the United States in the alliance. He also stated the U.S. was prepared to continue selling weapons to allies.…